Analysis of images of anti-crisis state policy measures among the youth of the Far East

in crisis situations, different people prefer different ways of behaving. Differences in reactions are partly due to differences in the perception and interpretation of a particular context. In crises that affect a large part of the population and sometimes involve drastic lifestyle changes, subjective factors that influence the formation of certain ideas and images play an important role. The psychological patterns and structures of public policy images in the minds of Russian youth are of the greatest interest, since, on the one hand, young people have considerable potential in building the country's future, on the other, the effectiveness of government anti-crisis policy measures depends on the socio-psychological situation in society. Over the past few years, the world has changed quite a lot towards increased uncertainty. The loss of a sense of security, distrust of the world, emotional tension in society, polarization of opinions and division into "camps" and so on lead to the fact that the planning horizon of modern youth may be much shorter than it was ten years ago. The alarming mood in society and the return in the social context can be partially compensated by government policy to counteract crises, but in order to carry out effective measures, it is necessary to rely on feedback from society and take into account the socio-psychological climate. We conducted a study to study the structural and substantive characteristics of anti-crisis policy images in the minds of Russian youth living in the Far East.

representation, associative experiment, youth, traditional values, maternity capital, SMO, Russia